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HAPPY BOB sENTENCED.
TIE 1alvatiss Army Youth to be Hanged ut
Wnrsaw ON Dec. Q.

WARSAW. N Y, Oct. 29.-Happy Bob Van
Brunt, the light-haired Salvation Army youth.
who ono year ago shot Will Roy in CASTLE be-
cause he was sitting up with his sweetheart.
sat In the centre Of the filed court room this
morning, with his religious advisers on one
side anda deputy sheriff on the other. and no
counsel present to represent him.
Swear the prisoner" said Judge Lewis OF
Buffalo, and the age. birth. and occupation
questions were put.
Have you anything to say before being
sentenced 7" asked the Judge
Only that the shooting was not premedi-
tated," said the prisoner; but wish to read
come come remarks regarding tho evidence pro-
He then denounced tho evidence Of Moses
Greene OF CASTLE, y cOlored man. who swore
that Van Brunt told him before tho murder
thing drop; OF Fred Roy, who swore that Van
Brunt did not retire that night before he did
the shooting and OF those who swors that he
said after the murder that he shot 10 kill. III"
whom he loved better than, life, and other
points made to show premeditation. and fin
tshed by defining the word premedltation ac-
cording to Websters Dictionary.
Judge Lewis said that he had only one duty
2 perform. namely to fix the time OF execu;;
great deliberation,, and the General Term had
banged on Dec. 8. between the hours OF IL A.
The prisoner kept up, the same brave front
He wore an English blue peajacket, striped
trousers, and q cowboy hat. Gen. Thayer his
counsel. says he won't hang in December.
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OUR NATY Yards.
Csramedors Harneuy Urges the Necessity Of
. FrlIr EaulpRea Yard on the Peniae.

Ceumodore Harueuy Urges the Necessity OF
ra." , n.. :. 90 w
mAshlso o,,a oc.; @,-oommooore -. .;
Harmony, Ghe, OF the Bureau o, Yards ,S and
proprlatiOns have been expended with the
possible with Q limited amount to arrest the
however, o ras sms bs bnt
York pSs n s,,r sTSns Us ss
asked liked ramos. ,.,,,, ,, =,
is to be retained or used for naval purposes
another wharf ia needed at the foot of FIJI
teenth street. for which $4,000 is asked. To
make this yard available for building and ro-
pairing vessels, one of the first requisites will
this action is determined upon, further esti-
mate OF $4,000 for this purpose is submitted.
so.o ua. .n' Nori ok. nav, hara. oom ln,,,,
a 40 al Harmony says that Its importance. with
nstnrs, rosonroos ,.,th,n n oan.,"i u ,apnnt hs
natural a.i resources within control cannot 90
mended that every opportunity should be
taken to make It's eauipnent ample IL Oil par.
,iSplaps AZ q for the
this yapd am estimate is snbmitted OF s9soo
t. spd pfq shde. building for iron and
Osthe Mara Is,and NAVY Yard tina renort savs.
"This navy ward ia our ONLY naval station on
the shores OF the Pacific. II wonid he oylr only
norris ~ Fila coest Tor the nroteetion 81 our
Paciflc trade and for The assertion. II It should
hecoma neceasnrx ~ Tie di1nity and strength
Of The nation npon this the ereatest Of ali ocean
areas. All present European naval powers arc
rapidly acauiring the insuiar countries OF this
part OF the world. their movements advancing
no far ms. as To make among themselyes q
virtual narfition Of .he western Pacific
70 nracticaiiv anncx groups of islands
where American trade and civilizine Influences
inw tbesa mnyements the possihiiitv does not
seem n distant one that our extreme Western
territorv NAV ha hamnsred and surrounded nv
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DO. Rsanst s.lls 1sr Eureps.

James Gordon Bennett sailed for Europe on
the steamship La Gsseogne, At o'clock yesterday
william p. Douglas Charles Nordhon Marmaduks
Richardson, Gardiner O. Rowland, John Townshend.
and other friends there TO SEQ him on Ar. Ben
nett did arrive the pier until ten minutes before
the steamer left and IL said that he had made up
his mind to 90 only the last minute At any rate he
had got ticket lie bought his Ticket on the pier
lie looked well and happy. and his happiness was not
disturbed In the least when summons was served on
him during the hand shaking. lie handed the sum
while the men were stretching the ropes TO draw It in
The Herald 10 Mr. Bennets private property aud he Il
In this country little that the personal service OF legal
papers IL rather dificult matter Persona who fee
leaves g serve their paRsIS and Mr. row9aassd com
e: s:ys l = ne ;Ss
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While 80 many new charities are being
brought to the notice OF the people of this city
there probability that Of the older may BIO
neglected or forgotten Ono OF these the Hahnemann
Hospital situated Fourth avenue at Sixty seventh
street. several years offered to the sick and suffer
Ing tho comforts and of quiet well ordered home
free from the intrusons and Of public hos
pita Its sanitary arrangements are OF the best Its
WellventAted wards bright and cheerful the chill
drens ward 10 particularly attractive, aud everything
that be done relieve suffering make IL easier
to bear offered here This institution is free from
debt and every dollar contributed will go directly
TO the bensnt and support of charity patients As has
but ave endowed beds It is deemed desirable by tho
Managers TO obtain a number OF regular annual sub
scrbe in order TO have permanent fund on which to
rely for expenses thereby enabling them TO re
esys and for larger number OF free pasntA thus
obYAnE the nsceSSy Of resorng 70 fairs or other en-
ssEAnmsats 10 obtain the necessary funds Old friends
AAd oass should Gsnd thar subscriptions 70 Ma
NuAAA HsGs1AA "a East HoEty-nfth strSsl
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A Loser OF SIO.6OO in the Ottawa Feet
Kace Charges Conspiracy to Rob Him.

TORONTO, Oct. 29.-An evening paper here
says: 1T is stated that upward OF $4,000
changed hands on the foot race at Ottawa
few days ago between Bethune and the Un-
known. supposed to be the great Splinter, Gent,
OF England, and 1t is also said that William r.
Bingham of the Hub got the most of the
lost something like $4,000. and he claims
that bingham and Barnaby and others en-
tered into a conspiracy to rob him. Yesterday
charging Bingham and the others with con-
spiracy and bribery, and this morning the
warrant arrived In Toronto in the custody OF an
officer. An application to endorse the warrant
is being considered by q Justice OF tho Peace"
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Good Health

You cannot have without pure blood therefore, to keep
wen. purify tho blood by taking Hoods sarsaparilia
This medicine ia peculiarly designed to act upon the
blood and through that upon all the organs and tissues
OF the body II has SPECIFIC action also upon the
creons and sxcreon and nssnts nature sxpel from
the system all humorA impure particles and enero mat
ter through the lungs liver bowelA kidneys aud skin
II snecually aids weak impaired and deblitated
gans nvigorates the system tones the dges.
ton and mparts life and energy to all the functions
OF tho body peculiarly OF Hoods sarsapara that
II builds up the system while 1t eradicates disease.
"Ihad salt rheum on my left three years, suffer.
ing terribly; Il almost disabled from work. took
three bottles of Hoods sarsapara and the salt rheum
has entirely disappeared"H N. MILLS II French At.
Lowell MASA
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either with q hole in tho middle through which
the anchoring rod passed. The new pedestal
vii be OF much the Same character, only It will
be built 80 that the arm which holds the scales
will como in front Of tho flagstaff.
The work, It is promised, will be done so
sarly on Monday that the figure can be ele-
rated to its place on the Same day. There are
Two coats Of white paint yet to be put upon
It, and yesterday painters were at work put
ting the last coat Of white paint on the tower
,tself, This fresh paint seems only to have
tho effect of emphasizing the cheap character
Of the structure itself. bringing It into painful
contrast with the solid and beautiful building
on which # rests. The whole affair. statue
soo Boot and smoke and the flashing OF wind and
rain Will Of course modify Its color, but at the
ss M wS se sS Ssy ysex Whs q
Stone front Of the building.
The statue itself Is ten feet high. and Is made
framework. II is a well .proportIoned graceful
enough figure, picked out Of an illustrated book
Keeps constantly ON hand a large line Of cast
iron. zinc. or copper goddesses and other elias;
al al sorts q prstentious structures. This par
here says, has not So far been repeated d, else
cheaper Del Yet yet. The artist who designed 1t is a
mueS axsnss %shs.
copper was painted white, but Mr.. Bergen. su;
n t e Pb Rsrs %os E Ba4m sna
means. and so ordered in spite. Of the manu-
iactureTs protest It.. speaking OF this Mr. Ber-
By palntine 4 white We will save the work
81 s1 basg a Se #
cleaned The copper would turn green and
streaked. and would soon be very unsIghtiy; It
With what il rests upon. Tho building is white
e 81 w .ooa q stone perhaps
dark figure on tho top would not be out OF
Mayor Hewitt said 10 saw no objection to
1T e Of copper" he said. and Il II were
Parf t are an iilustrstion Of this. You Would
ns ssss ss:sn sss n's' Ss
Thia sh sa s.shss she e
ssiI;Ss ISss / / %hls. II with the
vsI !11s hs 6e
%ss h SSRRaHf
sss s$ sss az q rom E. ss1ss
SSa: close CHI nE i + great
fective. Tho figure would only turn a rich
dark color under the influence Of the atmos-
phere, and tho oxidation would not leave
traces which wppld be In the least an eyesore.
It Is q matter however. with which We have
opinioI; This W have done and those having
q IN place whlth It surely will be, think, be-
fore M G!.Mg night then everybody can Judge
Among the architects there Is diversity Of
OnfnfOn. with 0l0h of them lay6 ODin1On
q az. Kind. M: 3. N. Congdon said he
aEure white; that II, would look Infinitely bet
tor In the natural color the copper would as
This also was The opinion Of Mr.. A. B. ,Jen-
pings. The later gentleman laughed at the
dee q covering ths figure ~ with gar Ing
efisct Of the atmosphere would turn the copper
20 ANYTHING unsightlX. but rather the reverse.
4 was thought The white paint would be pre-
work upon tht copper. This was the only
favor Of the white paint was given. half dozen
others who weie spoken to preferring to wait
until the work was completed before they
formed any conviction on the subject.
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K,lra.n to Teach Boston Men to Spar.

BOSTON, Oct. 29-Boston's new Athletic
Club house. to which 1000 wealthy business
and professional men have subscribed $1,000
each. will not be completed by Jan. /, 1888, as
WAS first expected and will probably not he
opened to members before Sept: l. 1885, Tho
members ars almost unanimous in the choice
OF Jake kilrain for instructor in sparring, and
are willing TO pay tho Baltimore man large
salary for his services; SO that It Is more than
Graham, late athletic instructor at Harvard
College and one OF Jem Carney's trainers, will
probably be Kilrain's assistant.
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Heavy Fog on tho Hudson.

RoNDoUT, Oct. 29.-Heavy fog prevailed
along the Hudson last night River boatmen
say 1t was tho severest this season. At mid
night lows and boats were obliged to come to o
standstill, and wore unable to proceed until
between 8 and . o'clock this morning. OF
Coeyman's n small boat containing two men,
about for nearly five hours and was finally
picked up by q schooner which had come to
anchor there. Ferryboats and steamers were
compelled to wait two hours after the regular
starting time before going on their trips this
morning.
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CITY BUDGET FOR 1883
About . Couple OF Mnlions More than was
Allowed for 1887.

Tho Board Of Estimate and Apportionment
finished at noon yesterday. as required by law.
tho provisional estimate on the city budget for
1888. Tho Aldermen will next give their advice
about it, and then 1t will 60 back to the Board
for final revision. The total is about $1,000 900
more than was allowed last year. There are
some unavoidable additions. The bulk Of the
appropriations is. in fact, controlled by acts Of
tho Legislature. AS the provisional budget
stands the figures have been cut down about
$4,000. 900 from tie amount asked for. The
figures are:
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The state Department Intervenss for
Drunner.

Balthazard Drummer. the chef OF the Astor
House, who complained to Secretary Bayard
that his brother JEAN an American citizen. is
held a prisoner by the German Government
because he had evaded service in the German
army. has received reply. saying:
Your telegram to Mr. Pendleton the American Minis.
ter at Berlin will doubtless be sufficient secure his
Intervention on behalf Of your brother. The depart.
ment has given Mr. PendletOn suitable Instructions by
want i. y. bAYARR
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A New Wal, street Newspaper.

The Financial Examiner is the name OF n
weekly paper that made its FIRST appearance yesterday
IL devoted TO the interests Of investors and starts
o An vay that showa the possession Of unusual fAci
tiss Tor IA work The owner conductor 70 the Lively
Imsrican who founded the AeStoaS HBaneter and bis
stAy.
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Bled to Death In n Minute.

Six-year-old James McCarron OF l:lsS First
avenue fell with bottle In his pocket while running
along first street yesterday The broken glass
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Public Suisnnces.

Old Mr. Bently-What nonsense this talk
about Bacon wrin' Shakespeare ist"
Old Mrs. Bently-Yes, afoTs long somebodyll try to
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Rerrees.
dSsS.

Ousea. Refsree.
Rs.sn SEanas f fss.sy
scsmitt sat schmitt, $780,. charles j. oliendorf
SHERMAN At. karp John n Mhaen
Dayton ss$ i ksssSs ko %;susis5
Morgan AT! Bolton .I JShn wh NLI.
Gt f Tra.s CO as Wright Mi nian
aieS at ss Alien Hiomsss or%isto
Epdss AZ az. Gpdes Is BBswey
Mclaughlin AIT. Morrison. j. Warren Green.
AUS asE Kelly ........ Daniel e. Brissi
Gr Ssy,s'a as III fsrey McRirath
sman ss ss to ssTs r. si ss'an
Fitch agt Berge,"..........E.T Rice
R hsI& ia ~. SHlfh Hawkins Rice saS0
enssS b X ao on as Barr a Sullivan hsaa,
f"nsSaws s st' Fanshave James II Iyddy.
schuehardt aSt Schuchardt samuel g. Thomaa
dsery agt schoss. Hamilton odsI
Commisstoners.
Matter o. Sfif%s fss saa.r,on and
(yamesW. Ranney.
lWilliam Beldsn.
BY Judge Andre,oa
Bnttenweser agt. Butten..
woiser. Carol Berry.
By Judge Laurence
Clark agt. Ellsworth. William T. Morris.
Maitland agt Charter Oak
ms Co...-...'.. ...George W. Ella
SUPERIOR COURT
BY Judge TTIdx.
BchoonmAkor Agt. Schoon-
maker. ....!.........,... Thomas Allison.
Bv Judge Duyro.
Dumont agt Newton. so. George Y. Langbein.
Dy Judge Allen.
Heine agt Courtney. ........ Lewis g. GoebeL
motifs aRt Tucker. ..........S. A Blatchford.
Lamont agt. sicklea.. ,...,... George z. HotalinE
Huntington agt. Huntington.John s. Mcwilliams.
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Hoods Sarsaparilla

Sold py AL druggists u; x for - Prepared emily By
Q. HOOD 90, ADoiAsoarisA. Lowell. NAAA
IoO Dssss OAs DslIav
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List OF Referees.

Tho following referees were appointed In
cases in the State courts in this city last week:
SUPREME
Ry .Jtidae
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20
Rrfef News NOfes.

Senator Kenna caught forty-one fine
bass in the Greenbrier river on Thurs
day.
Eight hundred and Fifty Schnorers
had q picnic from New York on We'd
nesday. They drank 100 kegs Of beer.
Frank j. Farrell, who ran for tempo.
raly chairman OF the United Labor con-
vention, is the same negro who gave SO
much trouble here with District As
sembly 40.
William l.. Roberts, the Baltimore
broker who was suspended last week
by the New York Stock Exchange and
who was trustee for the Lonnan es-
tate, valued at $500, 0c0, has disappear
cd ard left no trace Of his whcrea-
bouts.
Private William j. Shepherd, Of tho
Twenty ninth Pennsylvania volunteers.
has received notice from Washington
that he is entitled 10 back pay and
pension for wound received twenty
three years ago. The arrearages due
him are said to be $4,000.
The New York Epcaiag Sm says
"Ihe Rev. w. X. Cowardin, yice-presi-
dent of Georgetown College, has been
seat TO take the same place in the Col
lege of the Holy Cross, Worcester,
Mass. The Rev. James w. Collins
takes his place in Georgetown College,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20
A Rad ACCIDENT.
4 vehicle Containing Four People
Ran InfOby Train on the
Eastern Shore.

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
ONANCOCE, August 19-About 3
o'clock this afternoon the south-bonn1
mail train on tho New York, Philadel-
phiaand Norfolk railroad ran into avehi-
Gle containing four white persons while
crossing the railroad track between
Eloxom and Hallwood stations, twelve
miles north of this place. The horse
was run over and killed and tho vehicle
torn to pieces.
Louis Byrd, received internal in
juries. from which he will probably die.
Samuel j. Vessel, n boy, had his leg
broken below bis knee and was other
wise injured. Mrs. Byrd received some
painful bruises, and Robert Taylor
jumped from the vehicle in time to
escape injmies. These persons were
returning from the AccoTack Baptist
Association, now in session Ill Bethel
church, near the llace where the acct
dent occurred. DIR. Frank West was
summoned from the church and had
the injured parties moved to a neigh
boris house. \ heavy rain was falling
at the time, and the people i'll the vehl-
Gle had their umbrellas hoisted, which
probably prevented them from seeing
the approaching train.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20

dull o. mamie. Hides steady. Wool lule6
Pork more active and sloa1y; mess. tf6a1t60
for old, sfa sOaSl I, ~ for new. Besf Dali MD
oIes duii ana nominal LM s su n'3 ~.
ser,fem m bar ~ fssa6 "a Freiahfe dull.
BALTIMOkk
BAis1uoup. Nm. Aur,lst ie.-Costoa dull
mIddline. gIc. Flour dun end lower for low.
Grade civ nils: Howard Street end western
super. a 1saS2. Is: DO, extra, e3stAo0; DO.
family, S3s5a N1: city-miils e1psr, elxo
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20
NEW YORK COTTON FUTuR.s.

vsv YORK. August ~. --tottOn-Net receipts.
bales; gross receipts, l,s35 bibles: futures
very steady sales, 57,00 tnle3; August. f25i
ai9.5, September, s9.Sg; October, 80 2tafs.N T:
November. 3d. isasoI9; December. 81 i1aso.is:
January. s92laia22: February. fa.sas99 ;
March. fg.35as9 80; April, s9.iias9is; May,
50. tsai9iJ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20
s0EE CHICAGO BOODLERS.
Another Series Of scnsnttOna: DE
movements About 40 be
Developed.
by telegraph to the Dispatch.

CmCAGo, August 19.-Theannounce-
men. this morning that Henry Sheri-
Can is mysteriously missing Is to be the
first of series of sensational denOue-
ments in connection with a coming
wholesale prosecution of bribe-takinG
members of the Chicago Board OF Al
dermen. Sheridan WAS the private secre-
tary and confidential ma1of Dwight 4.
Tlipp, cx-General Manager of the
Chicago Sectional Underground Flee
trio Company, n concern which
.ecured at practically 70 expense avir-
tual monopoly of the underground
conduit right in all the streets of the
city, fIarchise enormously valuable
and now vested in still greater mo-
Dopoly, the so-called gas-trust. Sheri-
dams disappearance is understood to be
the outcome of work done several
months ago when the Citizens Asso-
citation employed a number of lawyers
and detectives to search for definite
evidence against tine council riro that
had so long and so brazenly used
official position for private profit.
A great mass of evidence has been
collected, and olo of the first W Snesses
to be called before the grand jury was
Sheridan. He has not be IN seen since
Wednesday, and report has it is being
secrctod by the authorities to be pro
Guced when wanted as iniormer. Nc.
Schneider was produced AMI his coun-
terpart Butcher Bipper. Sheridan
was Entrusted with many delicate mis-
sions and knew almost as much as
his employer Trip about the deals
and scheme by which the electric COM
Tapy secured its monopoly. Trip
himself was fine worker of more than
ordinary ability, and is said to have
acted AS Pgent at the State capital for
the notorious alien landlord, Scully,
who was recently legislat6d against.
Trip is now in England endeavoring
to float among British capitalists a
gigantic land and mine scheme for
Arizona. When Trip left on this
mission Sheridan lost his position, and,
being somewhat diSsipated aud talka-
tive, lie easily fell into the hands OF the
Citizens Association emissaries.
Among other things Sheridan gave
the startling information that 500, O)O
of the stock of the company was dis
tributed to members of the city coun-
ell to secure the passage OF one fran
chise. There is bare possibility that
Sheridan is not in custody, but has es-
capped the country. Even should this
prove true, the Citizers' Association
has now the entering wedge. Other
deals are under investigation. 1t is
asserted positively that "pay dirt" has
been struck in regard to the street car
franchises obtained by Charles T..
Yerkes, and Earthquakes in his direc-
ton are being prosecuted with vigor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20

The following is list of those who
were in Boat No. 3 Intermediate pas
feDgers Samuel Kaufman, George
Arnold, and Samuel Mckee steeraSe-.-
Kenpard Walton, Stephen Topper, 81
mon KowelsAy. and S. Kachumuchi |;
crew-Iienry Frazer, Charles Reade,
William Franney, Patrick Hughes;
Charles Smith GnterpreteD, and
Thomas Wilberiorce (steward).
The rescued passengers and crew
when landed at Queenstown were "a
pitiable condition. The lnman Com
pany agents at once forwarded al o.
the passengers who were prepared %
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-20
FINANCIAL.
FEW FORK BAI1xolx, An Ble1'
roup sfoex IxoIAuo1o.
rpr ,elesrapn 70 The p,sps.ch.l

NEW YORK. August I9.-The stock msrRet
DISPLAYED considerably more animation 70 oay'
There was no news TO AFFECT values. Dus lr-
mors OF financial troubles were tndustriossy
circulated which were seconded by speciai
drives In A few stocks The chief feature was
drop In Manhattan OF 4kc.. about when con-
fiIctinc stories were set aiioat, the most piau-
sible being that member OF the syu.ns'o
formed TO take up the held STOCK han Dso.
unable 10 fulfil his contract and the STOCK nsa
IN ceme upon the market Bat this. with
o hers. lacked confirmation, and the STOCK To
covered handsomely at the close, presumably
on buyipg by insiders. by some this was con.
sidered a trick To deprcss otner stocns. anu y,
"a n was immipently successful. "a the outire
market gave way, the Missouri racine
Cleveland, Columbus. Cincinnati ana lndi,
apapolis, New England and Reading. all
being heavy losers. There was the same con.
sp,cuous lack OF support noticeable OF late, and
he operatives Of tho bears we're Dindered
by no appreciate opposition. Many room.
traders who have been operating on the bun
side iOined the sellers and some long STOCK was
brought out 1heopening was cull out urn ~
advances extending TO "a percent, ana iurther
advances were made during the nrst hour,
Pacific Mail becoming conspicuous Tor strength.
The market became stagnant however, ana De
gan 70 droop, and before noon Manhattan Drokc
:, and soon after per cent further. when wa
the signal for a general decline all through the
list, though the losses were generally confined
10 Tractors There was considerable ieVerlsh-
ness displayed. but the general tendency wa.
downward. and the close wasquiet put heaVy u,
about the lowest figures reached. Totai safes
lC2.OO0 shares -,
NEw YORK, August i9.-Noon.-Stocks dull
and heavy. Money easy Al 3ai per cent. sx-
change-long. Ss1 short. 1884. Goyernmons
dul ~,
Erening-Exchange quiet ard steady. Money
easy at Tao: closing bid. Suo-Treasnry bsl-
snces-God. sl3i,Gls,000; currency, sl5,5y'.oVV.
Governments dull per cents, 10. IN per
Nor